A bit about me

Hello! Nice to meet you. I'm a senior @ Harvard studying computational neuroscience with a minor in mathematical sciences. I'm interested in brain aging with a bend towards Alzheimer's. I love to build projects in biotech and tech more broadly, and in the past have worked at Alio, Rubedo Life Sciences, and Lygenesis doing just this. I also build side projects, and aside from having built a Java version of many boardgames in high school, am in the top 1% of Project Euler solvers and enjoy thinking about hard problems. You can check out some of my projects on my Projects page.

I'm currently working with the Tsai Lab on researching the gene expression shifts behind cognitive resilience to AD, as well as at Cognito on 40Hz stimulation to target Alzheimer's disease. In my spare time, I'm building out a product aimed at assessing risk of neurodegeneration, and travelling down many rabbit holes.

I've also explored academia, and in the past have published papers on various topics linked to aging (doi: 10.18632/aging.203442, 10.3390/biology11121768, 10.3389/fnmol.2025.1665802, 10.48550/arXiv.2603.25713). To find out more about my past work/CV, head to my projects page.

Moreover (and perhaps, in some ways, most importantly), I love to run and write poetry. I publish online a bit, and have worked with Hanging Loose Press (some of my work is in their issue #115), and my high school's publication the Spectator. I used to have a Poetry section on this site, but removed it - if you're interested in my work, send me an email and we can connect.

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